Since when did you care about money? Supplementing 'correctly' is very subjective to:
-goals- weight lose or gain
-diet- how good is it, daily caloric intake (what and when)
-workout- What, when and how
-support supps- what else are you taking
in some cases that 80 calories would do more good then 2g more of protein.
That's an awesome link and a great site, but its predominately traditional 'body building' site.
I am a BIG advocate for 'functional fitness'. Body building is great.... for body building
It means hes taking a large dose of a N2o (nitric oxide) supplement. You take it before you workout to help get a boost. It would be like taking a 5hour energy shot and sucking in pure oxygen.
http://www.consumerlab.com/news/do-n...rk/11_14_2011/
The best place to start is with one foot in front of the other (then repeat). Then you can watch what you 'curl' into your mouth. A great diet with a 15min walk in the morning and another 15min walk ~1hr before you go to bed will do wonders. For toning up nothing will replace a good diet and cardio
Highly recommend looking into:
Calisthenic exercises- body weight training
Plyometeric exercises/ HIIT- explosive training
Core exercises- Abs, hip, lower back http://www.menshealth.com/fitness/core-workout-4
Compound exercises- multi-joint movement
All the latest and successful programs like- P90X, Insanity, Zumba(yes the dance workout), are based of these (plus other) principals. Oh yeah and then there is CrossFit....
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